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- 1New math app for kids makes the AI wrong on purpose●Show HN: Lathoa, a math app for kids where the AI is wrong on purpose
A developer has launched Lathoa, a math learning app for children in which the AI assistant deliberately makes mistakes. The idea is that kids learn better by spotting and correcting the errors themselves, rather than being handed correct answers. The launch drew attention on Hacker News, with users discussing whether productive struggle and error-spotting is a better way to teach math than giving right answers.
- 2Shoaib Bashir set to retain ECB central contract●Death, taxes and Shoaib Bashir's central contract. https://www. cricinfo.com/story/shoaib-bash ir-set-to-retain-ecb-cont
England spinner Shoaib Bashir is reportedly set to keep his ECB central contract despite a limited role in recent Test matches. The news has drawn reaction from cricket fans, some voicing surprise that the young off-spinner continues to be backed by England's management even with modest on-field returns, while others see it as a sign of long-term faith in his development.
- 3Bonhams to sell 'Somerset Hoard' at Golden Age of Motoring Sale▼Bonhams offers up the ‘Somerset Hoard’ at their Golden Age of Motoring Sale
Auction house Bonhams is presenting the 'Somerset Hoard' collection at its Golden Age of Motoring Sale. The offering has drawn attention from classic car collectors and motoring press, with coverage highlighting the sale as a notable event for vintage automobile enthusiasts. Details of specific vehicles and estimates have not been widely reported yet.
- 4Vietnamese Bitcoin Millionaire Khoa Pug Says He Is Poor●Tỷ Phú Bitcoin Khoa Pug Tự Nhiên Nhận Mình Nghèo, Cđm Muốn Tin Cũng Khó, Chắc Lại Chạy Bão Rồi
Khoa Pug, a well-known Vietnamese content creator who built his fortune on Bitcoin, has publicly said he is now poor. Social media users are skeptical, joking that he is probably just 'chạy bão' — Vietnamese slang for trading crypto frantically to survive a market downturn. The comment has sparked debate among Vietnamese crypto watchers about whether his wealth has really evaporated or whether the statement is exaggerated.